Lee Lee International Supermarkets

Wow this market is amazing and has at least 5 different bananas including one from Hawaii. And don’t forget the sales. You can get deals for a bag of veges or bananas for $1. So many different Asian snacks and fruit and veggies. Rice noodles and fresh seafood and dishes and cute cups. Free open parking.

This was my first time here, but I will definitely be back. They seemed to have a little bit of everything and you could spend hours in there just looking at all the variety. They had a very large selection of international beers (a whole aisle) although they didn't have as many dark beers as I was expecting, but they did have some. Some of it (like the Chimay) is about as expensive as you'd expect for an imported beer, while some (like the Samson) was less than $5. That's less than I paid for four packs of instant noodles. I'm not as familiar with Japanese sake or Korean soju, but they seemed to have a wide selection of those as well. I also made sure to pick up some tea and some instant noodles while I was there. They had a lot of noodle brands I'd never seen before. While they seemed to have something from just about every Asian nation, they seemed to especially have a lot from Thailand and Vietnam. They also had a lot of Asian dishware and cookware, such as cooking chopsticks.

Store has expanded shelf space and merchandise selection is huge. A wide variety of vegetables, but quality is lacking. Huge selection of seafood.

Lee Lee International Market is the best place to buy meat, seafood and veggies! Fresh and frozen foods for the lowest cost I've ever seen. Frozen beef soup bones are perfect for your Dogs. Large and small under $2/lbs.

Tucson's Lee Lee's is nothing like the one in Gilbert. This store is nicely lit, clean, and looks newer. However, the produce selection is slightly smaller. The Vietnamese restaurant attached (Com Tam Thuan Kieu) is tasty. There's also one by Mekong in Mesa. I highly recommend trying their food!

New smashed burger was pretty good. New manager???? Service was excellent! Wish I got the guys name that took my order. Was a pro and suggested a better meal that was cheaper but just as good.

This is my favorite grocery supermarket in Tucson. What I love most about this store is the wide variety of fresh produce and meat/fish options they offer. I especially appreciate how they have dedicated aisles for different cuisines from around the world as well. I can speak for the Indian aisle, since I’m from India (Kerala). Whether it’s masala powders, pulses, achars, or prepackaged foods from Parle-G biscuits to Kerala’s achappam, I find nearly everything I need and miss from home right there. While the selection leans more toward North and West Indian cuisine than South, I assume that reflects the indian shoppers in this area. Still, for almost any Indian or Kerala dish I cook, I rarely need to make a separate trip to an Indian store because Lee Lee usually has it all. You could even put together a full sadhya with the variety of produce available here. I also shop here for different cuts of meat for Korean BBQ nights, and their frozen fish selection is extensive as well. I’ve been going to Lee Lee for four years now, and I love how they continue to grow and experiment with new offerings. The store has expanded significantly, especially over the past year. If you enjoy cooking and exploring cuisines from around the world, this will likely become one of your favorite stores too.